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Fred Eversley, key figure in Space and Light art, 1941–2025ArtReviewNewsartreview.com01 April 2025The artist previously worked as an aerospace engineer
Art Lovers Movie Club: Margaret Salmon, ‘Boy (winter)’, 2022Louise BensonArt Lovers Movie Clubartreview.com01 April 2025The American-British filmmaker’s poetic portrait of youth explores the power dynamics of the cinematic gaze
Art Lovers Movie Club: The ArchiveArtReviewArt Lovers Movie Clubartreview.com01 April 2025Explore all the films we have screened
Bianca Hlywa: In Defence of Disgusting ArtAlexander LeissleReviewsArtReview01 April 2025At St. Chads, London, the artist has installed a smelly, sticky clump of live yeast culture in the gallery. It’s the beginnings of a lesson about art, life and the creatures we create
MCH Group CEO Florian Faber departsArtReviewNewsartreview.com01 April 2025The departure signals a shake-up for Art Basel
Who Is the Real Diljit Dosanjh?Deepa BhasthiOpinionArtReview Asia01 April 2025Will the Panjabi singer will still be able to say anything meaningful about where he comes from, now that he’s a global superstar?
The 10 Exhibitions to See in April 2025ArtReviewPreviewsartreview.com31 March 2025Our editors on the exhibitions they’re looking forward to this month, from Olivia Erlanger and Phuong Ngo to the expansion of São Paulo’s MASP
The Art of Industrial ActionSophie van Well GroeneveldReviewsArtReview31 March 2025Unions in the US are experiencing their highest support since the 1960s. ‘American Job’ at ICP New York surveys the 80 years that led to this
The Terraforming of the Earth Has Its ResiduesYuwen JiangReviewsArtReview Asia31 March 2025‘Gaia Should Be Safe’ at MACA Art Centre, Beijing gestures towards the forces responsible for transforming our contemporary landscape
Christophe Cherix appointed new director of MoMAArtReviewNewsartreview.com28 March 2025He takes over from Glen Lowry, whose three-decade directorship was the longest in the museum’s history
